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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1953

Page

5

State to take over 7.3 miles of Benton-Commerce Road as Route E

The State Highway Commission will assume maintenance of 7.3 miles of a local road in Scott county, designating it Route E. This brings total state takings in the county to 13.9 miles under a 10-year modernization program aimed at extending state maintained roads and reducing local upkeep costs.

State Highway Commission Scott County Benton Commerce Commission

Sikeston Girl Invited to Join Collegians Chorus

Miss Lois Scott daughter of Mr and Mrs R Clinton Scott has accepted an invitation to become a member of the Collegians a famous St Louis choral group. The ensemble will perform at the United Hebrew Temple in St Louis backing light opera star Edward Boecker in a two hour program on Oct 25. Scott works at KWK radio and studies voice with William McEnery.

Lois Scott R. Clinton Scott Collegians St. Louis United Hebrew Temple Edward Boecker Miss Scott KWK William McEnery

Order for Publication in a Missouri Divorce Case

Circuit Court in Scott County Missouri orders service by publication in Sikeston Herald. Betty J Horne sues Basil Clair Horne for divorce No 8673. Publication notice dated September 23 1953 requires defendant to appear within 45 days after October 1 1953 or default will be entered. Attorney for plaintiff is Robert A Dempster Sikeston Missouri.

Circuit Court Scott State of Missouri Betty JO Horne Basil Clair Horne State of Missouri Robert A. Dempster Sikeston Sikeston Herald Lloyd G. Briggs Arch S. Russell Probate Court Scott County Willie Alonzo Edmaiston Rosie Edmaiston Rosie Edmanston

Funeral services for Wm A Deneke in Gordonville

Funeral services were held Tuesday for Wm A Deneke 69 a lifelong Gordonville resident who died Sunday morning in Cape Girardeau hospital after months of ill health. He was a Zion Methodist church member long active in Sunday school and church affairs. He is survived by his wife Pauline and seven children, two sisters, eight grandchildren, and several siblings. He was the uncle of Elmer F Deneke of Sikeston.

Wm. A. Deneke Gordonville Cape Girardeau County Cape Girardeau Zion Methodist Church J. T. Evitts Frederick Deneke Pauline Northhurst Deneke Roy Orville Deneke Marvin Deneke Harvey Brase Dutchtown O. D. Niswonger Jr Poplar Bluff Lydia Rasche Emma Illers Jackson Elmer F. Deneke Sikeston

Funeral Tuesday for Mrs Frances McConnell

Mrs Frances McConnell 74 a former Sikeston resident died last Sunday in Farmington. Funeral Tuesday morning at Taylor Funeral Chapel with Rev J W Hoffert officiating. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Born Shady Grove Kentucky mother of Ernest McConnell Sikeston who preceded her in death. Survived by four sisters, a niece Reba Jackson, granddaughter Devieda McConnell and grandson Ernest McConnell Jr in Navy.

Frances McConnell Sikeston Farmington Taylor J. W. Hoffert Church of the Nazarene Memorial Park Shady Grove Kentucky Ernest McConnell George H. Traylor New Madrid E. M. Hamilton Vivian Gardner Humboldt Tennessee T. G. Ennons Sr Memphis Reba Jackson Devieda McConnell Granite City Illinois Ernest McConnell Jr Navy New York

Funds for County Aid Road maintenance available statewide

State funds totaling 588617.50 are available to counties for aid in maintaining county aid roads during the current fiscal year ending June 30, 1954. Eleven thousand seven hundred seventy-two miles are eligible. Counties may receive up to 50 per mile with matching funds, limited to surface material applications on already improved roads.

State Highway Commission 67Th General Assembly Jefferson City

Readable OCR Data Summary of Distances and Amounts

A fragmented data line lists several locations with distances and amounts: Ripley 30.63 miles to $5,980 . Scott 46.43 miles to $2,321.50 . Stoddard 136.60 miles to $6,830 . Wayne 24.1 miles to $1,205. The entry resembles a transportation or cost table with multiple place names, distances, and monetary figures.

Ripley Scott Stoddard Wayne

Kilburn Graveside Rites For Day-Old Infant

Graveside services were held at ten o'clock Saturday morning for Jesse Dennis Kilburn day old son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Kilburn of Rural Route 2 Essex who died Friday at 4:00 p m at Missouri Delta Community Hospital The rites were conducted by Elder C C Bishop of the Sikeston Missionary Baptist church at Matthews Cemetery with Albritten service The child is survived by his parents three brothers Curtis Lee Woodrow and Larry K of the home two sisters Bonnie June and Bobbie Jean also of the home maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Charlie Toy of Warm Springs Arkansas and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Joe Kilburn of Pocahontas Arkansas

Jesse Dennis Kilburn Jesse Kilburn Essex Missouri Delta Community Hospital C. C Sikeston Missionary Baptist Church Matthews Cemetery Albritton Curtis Lee Woodrow Larry K Bonnie June Bobbie Jean Charlie Toy Warm Springs Arkansas Joe Kilburn Pocahontas

Funeral services for James Willard Simmons 67

Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon for James Willard Simmons 67 of Morehouse who died Friday night at his home. Rites at Albritton Funeral Chapel 2:30 led by Rev A C Sullivant with burial at Sikeston Memorial Park Cemetery. Survived by son Edgar Simmons daughter Mrs Lillian Clark two grandchildren two great grandchildren. wife Myrtle preceded him in death about fifteen years ago.

James Willard Simmons Morehouse Albritton A. C. Sullivant Sikeston Memorial Park Mr. Simmons Edgar Simmons Lillian Clark Myrtle Simmons

Willis Alonzo Edmais Ton and Rosie Ed Maiston Divorce Action

August 25 1953 the circuit court in Scott County Missouri grants service by publication for Rosie Ed Maiston in a divorce case filed by Willie Alonzo Edmais Ton. The defendant must answer within 45 days, or a default judgment will be entered. publication is in The Sikeston Herald.

Trustee's Sale of Sunset Third Addition Lot 25 Sikeston

Default on a note secured by a deed of trust dated Dec 5 1947 by George W Green and Estella Green leads to sale of Lot 25 Block 3 Sunset Third Addition Sikeston Scott County Missouri. Trustee John G Powell to sell Oct 3 1953 at 9am-5pm at east door Benton Courthouse for cash to satisfy debt and trustee costs.

George W. Green Estella Green Recorder of Deeds County of Scott Benton Scott County Missouri Sikeston John G. Powell

Exclusive design samples mailed for home selection

Telephone numbers 74, 75 or 1469el3 and sample books will be sent to your home for your selection of exclusive designs.

Herald

Sextons Visit Caruthersville Parents in Weekend Stay

Mr and Mrs James Sexton spent the weekend in Caruthersville visiting Mrs Sextons parents Mr and Mrs Jack Johnson.

Mrs James Sexton Caruthersville Mrs. Sexton Jack Johnson

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